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In response to
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Can ST confirm my understand: The benefit of a Roth IRA is that I pay the tax now but everything else in that account will be tax free? Traditional
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by
James Bond (aka Igor)
I so much prefer our RRSPs and RESPs over all the shit you guys seem to have to navigate -- nm
Posted by
Beaker (aka anniebecca)
May 27 '16, 10:17
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we also have TFSA. I am not sure ours is that much easier. -- nm
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Andie
May 27, 10:21
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TFSA isn't that complicated, really
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Reagen
May 27, 10:33
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oh, i know, but i just think if we were here saying 'tax now / tax later. TFSA / RSP/ vs Pension, and CPP vs OAS, ' etc,. it would sound just as
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Andie
May 27, 11:18
they seem to all have rules upon rules -- nm
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Beaker
May 27, 10:24
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Mostly to prevent them from being used as tax shelters -- nm
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senor dentista
May 27, 10:28
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which is essentially what RRSPs are. Put money away now, pay tax when you atek it out. easy peasy -- nm
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Beaker
May 27, 10:43
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